More Work to Date
My design and video work samples are below. Feel free to peruse and see how I have applied my experience.
Published Page Designs
Page 14 March 8, 2018
Page 14 March 8, 2018
Page 13 November 16, 2018
Page 11 April 12, 2018
Page 11 April 19, 2018
Page 11 November 15, 2018
Page 11 November 15, 2018
Page 11 April 26, 2018
Published Video Stories
Raymond Stewart talks about an ABC panel
THE ASSOCIATION OF BLACK COLLEGIATES SPONSORED A STUDENT PANEL LAST THURSDAY TO TALK ABOUT RACE RELATIONS. A-B-C PRESIDENT RAYMOND STEWART SAYS THE IDEA OF THE EVENT CAN BE TRACED TO SIX WEEKS BEFORE IT HAPPENED IN RESPONSE TO WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD. STEWART SAYS THE A-B-C MEMBERS HAD WEEKLY DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES SO THEY HOPED TO STRUCTURE THE EVENT TO BE A GENUINE CONVERSATION AND PRESENT MULTIPLE OPINIONS. HE SAYS THE SEVEN STUDENTS ON THE PANEL CAME FROM DIFFERENT CULTURAL AND POLITICAL BACKGROUNDS AS HE TRIED TO FIND WHAT A-B-C CALLS A SPECTRUM OF OPINION REPRESENTING DIFFERING VIEWS HELD BY STUDENTS ON THE TOPIC. HE SAYS A-B-C DID NOT WANT TO LECTURE THE AUDIENCE ABOUT RACE RELATIONS BUT RATHER EDUCATE BY ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO LISTEN TO OTHER LIFE EXPERIENCES AND TO CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION.
THE ASSOCIATION OF BLACK COLLEGIATES SPONSORED A STUDENT PANEL LAST THURSDAY TO TALK ABOUT RACE RELATIONS. A-B-C PRESIDENT RAYMOND STEWART SAYS THE IDEA OF THE EVENT CAN BE TRACED TO SIX WEEKS BEFORE IT HAPPENED IN RESPONSE TO WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD. STEWART SAYS THE A-B-C MEMBERS HAD WEEKLY DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES SO THEY HOPED TO STRUCTURE THE EVENT TO BE A GENUINE CONVERSATION AND PRESENT MULTIPLE OPINIONS. HE SAYS THE SEVEN STUDENTS ON THE PANEL CAME FROM DIFFERENT CULTURAL AND POLITICAL BACKGROUNDS AS HE TRIED TO FIND WHAT A-B-C CALLS A SPECTRUM OF OPINION REPRESENTING DIFFERING VIEWS HELD BY STUDENTS ON THE TOPIC. HE SAYS A-B-C DID NOT WANT TO LECTURE THE AUDIENCE ABOUT RACE RELATIONS BUT RATHER EDUCATE BY ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO LISTEN TO OTHER LIFE EXPERIENCES AND TO CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION.
Hurricane Harvey from a Truman student's perspective
THE CITY OF HOUSTON IS STILL RECOVERING FROM HURRICANE HARVEY. TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ARE REBUILDING AFTER THE DESTRUCTION. THE STORM’S REACH HAS EVEN EXTENDED TO KIRKSVILLE WITH SENIOR OUTSIDE HITTER AND HOUSTON NATIVE JASMINE BROWN. BROWN SAYS SHE FIRST HEARD ABOUT THE HURRICANE AND ITS PROJECTED PATH ON TWITTER A COUPLE DAYS PRIOR TO WHEN IT HIT HOUSTON. SHE SAYS SHE MAINTAINED CONSTANT CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION WITH HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO MAKE SURE THEY WERE PREPARED FOR THE INCOMING STORM. AFTER THE HURRICANE PASSED THROUGH, SHE SAYS SHE REPEATEDLY CALLED HOME TO CHECK IF EVERYONE WAS SAFE. SHE SAYS HER HOUSE AND FAMILY ARE FINE BUT OTHER AREAS OF THE CITY WERE NOT SO FORTUNATE.
Jerod Simek on swimming nationals
MEN AND WOMEN FROM THE TRUMAN SWIMMING TEAM COMPETED AT THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP MEET LAST WEEK. HEAD COACH JEROD SIMEK SAYS HE WAS PLEASED WITH THE BULLDOGS’ PERFORMANCE OVERALL AS THE MEN AND WOMEN EACH PLACED IN THE TOP 25. HE SAYS EACH OF THE SWIMMERS WERE ABLE TO REACH AN INDIVIDUAL GOAL LIKE FINISHING IN THE TOP EIGHT AS JUNIOR SAM HEVEROH AND FRESHMAN NATALIE GALLUZZO DID. THE TEAM’S SENIORS ALSO HAD GOOD PERFORMANCES LIKE WILL SHANEL SWIMMING IN THREE FINALS AND JAMIE FITZPATRICK ACHIEVING TWO PERSONAL BESTS. NIKKI SISSON, JASMINE ROGHAIR (ROW-GER) GRACE FODOR AND LIBBY OPFER ALSO SWAM IN THEIR LAST MEET. NOW THAT THEIR BULLDOG CAREERS ARE OVER, SIMEK SAYS EACH OF THE SENIORS HAVE IMPROVED IN MORE WAYS THAN TIMES. THEY HAVE MATURED IN HOW THEY APPROACH SWIMMING, TRAINING SMARTER INSTEAD OF HARDER MEANING THEY LEARNED WHEN TO TAKE A BREAK. SIMEK SAYS WHILE THE SENIORS HAVE CERTAINLY MATURED IN THEIR TIME AT TRUMAN, THEY HAVE ALSO MAINTAINED THE LIGHT-HEARTED BEHAVIOR THEY HAD WHEN THEY WERE FRESHMAN, TREATING EACH OTHER LIKE BROTHER AND SISTER.